Don't Look Now
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Synopsis
A married couple grieving the recent death of their young daughter are in Venice when they encounter two elderly sisters with a warning from beyond.
Cast
- Julie Christie
- Donald Sutherland
- Hilary Mason
- Clelia Matania
- Massimo Serato
- Renato Scarpa
- Giorgio Trestini
- Leopoldo Trieste
- David Tree
- Ann Rye
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Alex IHEMar 5, 2013For me, the most terrifying scene in Don't Look Now is a testament to Nicolas Roeg's direction, Scott and Bryant's script, and Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie's skill as actors as the scene itself is nowhere near traditionally frightening, and out of context seems…
PTAbroPart of Hoop-Tober “The churches belong to God, but he doesn’t seem to care about them. Does he have other priorities? We have stopped listening.” Denial The little girl in the red coat ran down the Venetian alleyway. She ducked around a corner and out of view.…
Aaron - Feb 7, 2015
"If the world is round, why is a frozen lake flat?" I can't get a grip on why this has never worked for me. Perhaps its phantasmagoria is too grounded, too rooted in a very pragmatic British skepticism. Even given all the curlicue editing and repeated motifs, I don't…
matt lynchAug 19, 2014Don't you love it when a film completely brings its respective story into full focus? Don't Look Now, for much of its run-time, was meandering and boring at points. I found it hard to stay invested into the story, but there was always a new development to make sure I didn't…
SilentDawnJul 2, 2022This is the only movie I’m sure I’ll be putting on my Sight and Sound all time ballot, and knowing this has prompted me to re-examine my criteria (and maybe rewatch Don’t Look Now, not that I ever need an excuse). I can’t say that Don’t Look Now is the best film I’ve…
Adam Nayman - Aug 28, 2020
This is what going to Venice is all about
brendan o'hareMay 17, 2016me, knowing full well that donald and kiefer sutherland are related: wow this fella sure looks an awful lot like kiefer sutherland
viOct 27, 201789 Don't chase your past.
SilentDawn
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- Amelia dislikedDon't Look Now
I don’t care what the average rating is this was boring
James New likedDon't Look NowLives up to the hype as one of the best horror films ever made. Easily top 5 cold opens of all time, and what a brutal ending. Donald Sutherland (RIP) brilliant as ever with a story that takes its time but pays off very satisfyingly
Jacob Hall dislikedDon't Look NowThe ending would've been fine if the movie was actually interesting throughout, but it wasn't. Adding random suspense sound effects over scenes of people walking around buildings aimlessly doesn't make it any more suspenseful
- CvptvinHowdy dislikedDon't Look Now
I was hoping the ending was going to pay off, but unfortunately, I wasn't satisfied. It's a decent film, but too slow and boring.
Jacky Shemmy dislikedDon't Look Nowjust was confused the whole time and although there was cool collections I felt it moved slow and i didn’t really get the ending
Joey dislikedDon't Look NowIt's a firm drama and not at all horror. Not a good drama either.
- Nathan Kleinow dislikedDon't Look Now
bad
Da channel Fire is "meh" onDon't Look NowI'm just not a fan of these artsy 70s movies. the red symbolism didn't really do enough for how often it showed up. that sex scene is just funny, it like 5 minutes of humping. the kid dying didn't even do much in the long run! the lady at the end was funny!
Lawndawn likedDon't Look NowDeserves the hype. The ending was one of the most climactic ever, even though it didn’t really carry any meaning. Like why is THAT the thing. First scene is like an even sadder first 10 minutes of up. An absolute horror classic.
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Metacritic
One of the creepiest horror films ever. [24 July 2009, p.2]
Bill Goodykoontz
Arizona Republic
The movie is set in a gloriously creepy and crumbling Venice. It's the off-season, and every deserted canal and alleyway reeks of bad vibes. Roeg plays masterfully with this menacing atmosphere, jangling the nerves with quick cuts and quixotic possibilities. [16 Oct 1998, p.72]
Jami Bernard
New York Daily News
More a triumph of tone and texture than of storytelling....But what makes Don't Look Now one of the creepiest movies of all time is the artful way director Roeg leads us around blind corners and down dark alleys (both literally and figuratively), straddling the line between reality and mysticism. [4 May 2001, p.4]
John Petrakis
Chicago Tribune
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Don't Look Now (1973) family-friendly?
The movie has been rated as R, meaning that Under 17 requires an adult accompaniment.
How long is Don't Look Now (1973)?
The movie is 1hr 50min long.
What's Don't Look Now (1973) about?
A married couple grieving the recent death of their young daughter are in Venice when they encounter two elderly sisters with a warning from beyond.
Who's the cast of Don't Look Now (1973)?
- Julie Christie as Laura Baxter
- Donald Sutherland as John Baxter
- Hilary Mason as Heather
- Clelia Matania as Wendy
- Massimo Serato as Bishop Barbarrigo
- Renato Scarpa as Inspector Longhi
- Giorgio Trestini as Workman
- Leopoldo Trieste as Hotel Manager
- David Tree as Anthony Babbage
- Ann Rye as Mandy Babbage
Who's the director behind Don't Look Now (1973)?
Nicolas Roeg directed Don't Look Now (1973).
Who produced Don't Look Now (1973)?
Peter Katz produced Don't Look Now (1973).
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